warnings we have. the lighter blue to the west is the freeze warning. however, temperatures showing that we are okay upper 30s culpeper, gaithersburg, stanton 34 and 45 fredericksburg. tappahannock in the 30s. there's the winds gusting. the blue areas are talking 10 to 20 miles an hour and national 18 in winchester. a little breeze. enough to hold the temperatures up enough to avoid the frost and freeze. high around 65. average is 57 -- 67, 68. welcome back from the weekend. we are letting you know the construction on 95 then the bw parkway has cleared northbound and southbound. great news there. on 270, that's our next stop, it appears to be smooth sailing from father hurley to the smith.

next we have virginia 66 heading eastbound. you are clear through manassas to centreville. we are watching 395 northbound. drivers are moving at speed past duke street and the pentagon in to dc, crossing the 14th street bridge and we will wrap it up with a report of an accident going northbound on 95 at the fairfax county parkway exit. andrea, back to you. students at dc's shawn middle school are returning to class for the first time since their principal was found murdered in his home last thursday. montgomery county detectives have been working the case throughout the weekend. kristin fisher is live outside of the school with more. >> reporter: officials have been keeping quiet in the investigation of the death of brian betts. they have spent hours combing

the house for clues but the break was on saturday morning when police found principal brian betts' suv parked behind a children's ministry. his vehicle was discovered by this neighbor. >> i noticed the vehicle and asked one of my neighbor's whose vehicle it was because it is on private property. >> reporter: the suv was found 14 miles from brian betts silver spring home where the 42- year-old principal was found shot to death last thursday. his colleague failed to alert authorities. and his body was found inside of an upstairs bedroom. police releasing few details but they believe brian betts was killed by someone he let in his home. there were no signs of a break in and several items were found missing from his home. they are trying to zero in on who was with brian bettses in the final hours. brian betts was a beloved principal and described as a superstar educator who was instrumental in turning this school around for teachers and

students that are returning to school this morning for the first time since their principal was found dead it will be a sad morning. they are planning to pay tribute to him and they will hear from some of them at 5:30. for now, back to you. dc police are also looking for suspects in a couple of shooting incidents. officers found two men shot yesterday in northwest washington near the intersection of north capitol and o streets. another man found shot on moore street northeast. at last word all three victims were reported to be in stable condition. the search is on for a gunman who killed an 18-year- old college student from front royal, virginia. police in houston say gun fire erupted after a fight at a late- night party. freshman joshua -- died from a shot in this back and another student was shot in the ankles. police in western maryland have a suspect in custody after a deadly shooting in frostburg state university. tyrone hall of glen burnie is

accused of shooting two classmates in the some tack. bran dune carroll of waldorf died and ellis hartridge is recovering from his injuries. police say that hall fired the shots when a group of students insulted him. british authorities have decided to stay close until at least tomorrow. eu officials hope ash from the iceland volcano has cleared enough to run half of the scheduled flights. sunday only 5,000 of the normally 24,000 flights in european air space got in to the air. hundreds of thousands of passengers across the world are stranded. >> we don't know how long we will be here. >> i'm a student. i don't have that much money so i hope i don't have to stay here for a long time. >> reporter: even when flights return to normal it could take

days or weeks to unclog the giant backlog of passengers and so far the volcano has not spewed ash in to the skies. another "living $mart" report and jessica doyle has a preview of the day ahead. >> not a great day. investors are waking up to another selloff overseas. asian stocks down 2% this morning after friday's selloff in the u.s. this after federal regulators issued civil fraud charges against goldman sachs. the allegations the company knowingly sold risky investments without disclosures. the dow is at 11019 after dropping 126 points the nasdaq lost 34 and the s&p 500 was down by 20. corporate paychecks are back under the microscope. the treasury department announced salary limits at the five biggest companies that are still living off of federal bailout money including gm, chrysler and aig it applies to

mid-level executive and the majority limited to salaries below $500,000. retirees and others who get ready for federal benefits get ready for direct deposit. most payments will be made by direct deposit. it will eliminate 136 million paper checks sent by the social security administration, the department of veteran affairs, railroad retirement board and personnel management. they are shifting away from paper-based payment and transactions. this should save $400 million. >> wow. that's a lot of money. >> good idea. saving money is what you are talking about in the next half hour. people are thinking of vacation. one-stop shopping for the best airfare deal you can possibly find. >> very good. and no overhead luggage fees hopefully. thank you, jessica. no word on the cause of a fire in annapolis which damaged part of the capital's historic

district. 70 firefighters rushed to maryland avenue on saturday afternoon after a clerk in a tobacco shop smelled smoke. five people who lived above the shops have been displayed. they say george washington couldn't tell a lie. according to the new york daily news he couldn't return his library books on time either. the new york society library is trying to track down two books taken out by the first president. they were supposed to be returned november 2nd, 1789. now they are 220 years overdue. the missing books are laws of nations and volume 12 of the common debate. they don't care about the $300,000 fine. they just want the books back. pope benedict xvi makes promises to victims of priest abuse. that story is coming up. nasa is monitoring the skies to see whether the

shuttlecan land on schedule this morning in florida. and if you find you can't taste the diet meals, researchers find proof you are not alone. we'll be right back to explain. no

. welcome back. it is early. it's monday. it's looking good on 50 westbound from the bay bridge through bowie all the way to the beltway. it's angie with another look at traffic coming up. in the news now at nine after the hour, polish president was laid to rest during a state funeral in krakow. mourners applauded and chanted we thank you as the caskets were carry odd their final resting place. polish's first couple and 94 other people died when their plane crashed as they flew to russia. pope benedict xvi is back in roam after a trip to malta.

while there he met with eight men who say they were abused by priests at a catholic orphanage. the pope said the church will do everything possible to bring abusive priests to justice and protect children. volcanoish ash clouds won't stop space shuttlebut rain in florida might. the first landing window is 8:48 this morning with a second opportunity around 10:20. if the weather allows the landing of the, it will cross much of the u.s. on its a approach. another good reason to take your vitamins that story is coming up. plus a great day for racing even if these cars weren't putting out any exhaust. here's howard. >> cool stuff. earth week is coming up. a dry weekend. i will let you know if we can break out of the chill and if rain is heading this way.

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the racing at perdue was electric yesterday. the cars were designed and built by engineering students the goal to change the perception of electric cars. students had to find the right

ambulance between speed and battery life. >> the electric cars so quiet, the ones coming to the market have to have speakers to make sound-like noises because people won't hear them and increase in pedestrian accidents and bike accidents because you don't know it is there. >> it is a good thing but a thing that needs to be addressed. a wait great way to start off as you were talking about earth week and hopefully we will celebrate earth all the time. >> it is april 22nd as it is every year. i will be on the national mall for the earth day celebrations. we will have stories here all week on 9 news. talk about what to expect for this week ahead. we are looking at, well, a cool start. some showers by wednesday. i think the pick of the week will be on friday because it looks dry and milder than the start of the week and then unsettled weekend ahead. i hate to sigh that on a monday but that's how things look right now. the forecast first for the next

three days, cool and sunny and breezy. mid-60s for highs. nice tomorrow, 65 to 70. there's the showers on wednesday. that will keep things in the mid-60s. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, grab the jacket. maybe the gloves in spots. we have 30s and 40s. wind chills as well with the sunrise 6:26. not everybody has the wind chill but where the winds are up temperatures not in that frost, freeze category. close in a couple of spots. sunny and pleasant. northwest wind five to ten and another chilly clear night tonight, upper 30s to low 40s with light winds and we could have a couple of patches of frost. sunset 7:49 overnight generally clear skies. a few clouds in virginia and west virginia pulling away but most hoff us seeing temperatures in the 30s and 40s. manassas and orange 34. some cool spots frederick, gaithersburg, 47 on the bay.

and wind chills, look at that our wind chill is 38. you can see where the temperature and wind chill are the same are where the winds are calm. winds gusting close to 20 miles an hour. and still have a frost and freeze advisories southwest and southwest of i-95. feels like 39 with the wind chill there. 46 national and the winds northwest at 16. the next weather maker here across arkansas, louisiana. this is moving east northeast. it rained out nascar yesterday and little rock approaching memphis and yeah, that's why i think wednesday we will see some showers. the seven-day forecast, mid-60s today. tomorrow upper 60s. we are looking at mid-60s for wednesday with showers. can't rule out a sprinkle on thursday but friday is the pick of the week. mostly sunny near 70 and saturday and sunday, low 70s with a chance of a couple of showers or thunderstorms. it is 5:16. let's get a traffic info.

>> you posted that info about earth day on your blog. >> come and check it out all week. we will add to it all week. >> know some people that may want to go out there. we want to show you live conditions on inbound new york avenue. no problems to report from the times building to bladensburg road to the third street tunnel. the outer loop in maryland is clear 95 to 270. we are checking on the maps, route 4, route 5, 301, tracking nothing but normal traffic on the roads. hello, virginia. making your way up from the prince william parkway to the fairfax county parkway not going to find incidents or accidents in the way. a report of an accident earlier is clear. the beltway in virginia we are looking at a smooth commute for drivers making their way between the wilson bridge and the american legion. we are checking your tieups all morning long at wusa9.com. in the living well

headlines, another reason to make sure you take your vitamins. a study finds women who take multivitamin and calcium supplements may reduce their risk of developing breast cancer. it is not clear which vitamins help, but researchers suggest the interaction of different ones together creates the beneficial affect. new research suggests that picky eating is more prevalent among children with autism. they tend to refuse more foods and more likely to restrict diets to a smaller variety of foods than other youngsters. they point out picky eating is not a symptom of autism. the more people eat diet versions of foods the less they may like what they are tasting. researchers give them either a full calorie spaghetti meal and low calorie version for five days. the low calorie eaters liked

their meal less and full calorie versions stayed the same. if you are eating diet food or trying to slim in to skinny jeans a new workout could do the trick. it is the skinny jeans workout. designed to slim and trim the lower body. a trainer says the moves improve your posture and target the glutes which will be hugged by those skinny jeans. >> we definitely work a lot on our behinds. there are tons of squats in every imaginable formation. >> reporter: experts say it is impossible to spot reduce fat, you can firm up muscles with specific exercises. the redskins may not be letting go of their $100 million man. details coming up. plus, the capitals try to take a lead in the first playoff series tonight amid questions of who is next. let's see who's celebrating

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good morning p. i'm sara walsh with a look at the morning sports. mike shanahan's first mini camp is complete and it seems haynesworth as a redskin maybe far from over. with the draft approaching in three days, everything said is suspect. without haynesworth the skins defense puts its new 3-4 scheme in place and while haynesworth is skipping out because he doesn't want to play nose tackle, they say they will use him as various positions. as for getting rid of him, the team would prefer to hold on to the $100 million investment. >> not one mention about trading haynesworth or any other football player on the team since i have been here. the only person i have allowed to talk to other teams is jason campbell. i want to get a good feel of the people on the team.

i'm not looking to trade anybody on our team. the capitals are in action tonight. and while it takes an hour and a half to fly to montreal, sometimes during washington's ride in the air one of the goaltenders received more than a soft drink and peanuts. boudreau planned to tell one they would get the starting nod. the coach one tip his hat who is getting the go. he reiterated he plans to use both. the nationals were trying for a sweep against milwaukee. brewers won 11-7. that's a quick look at morning sports. highlights from the caps game at 11:00. have a great monday. thousands of runners will compete in the boston marathon which starts a 10:00 this

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this morning the weather watch is on at kennedy space center where nasa could delay or divert the shuttle's landing. thanks for joining us. angie goff is here avenue a week off. she's ready to tell you everything you want to know about traffic and some things you don't want to know. howard is starting us off with the forecast. >> looking okay. not great but okay. a little cool and chilly. saw a neighbor mowing their lawn over the week. raise the mowers has high as possible. my green tip of the day. mow high and mulch and your lawn will reward and won't be damaged if you get to high hot weather. if you scalp it you are asking for a dead lawn. if you have planted tender tough you may have to plant them. we have frost advisories west of town in virginia and light blue counties we have freeze warnings. these are up until 8:00 this morning. temperatures above freezing but

barely stanton to orange 34. same with manassas. watch for the frost toward you guys. manassas is cool spot. gaithersburg 39. everybody else 4 or or better. a chilly start and a little breeze out there. definite jacket weather this morning. by lunchtime, still a little on the cool side, around 60 and highs in the mid-60s. >> always up for hooking you up with a personalized traffic report. find me on facebook, twitter or wusa9.com. 395 northbound a little volume around the duke street area. you are okay across the 14th street bridge. taking you to 66, the it is filling up 234 to 28. maryland's 270 all the way down from 121 to the split. happy to report no incidents or accidents at this time. and a quick look at 95 and the baltimore-washington parkway. no construction on either of these roads all the way to the beltway. it is one clear commute.

back to you. we have a commuter alert that could help some of you get to work faster. virginia railway express will soon offer an express train in the mornings to relieve crowding on other trains. it is scheduled to start july 19th. a four car train will leave fredericksburg at 5 after 5:00 in the morning and six six stops on the way to union station. they say this train will save riders about 20 minutes. a town hall meeting on i-66 postponed by the february snowstorms is happening tonight. the meeting starts at 7:00 at the fairfax county government center. area lawmakers will discuss possible ways to reduce gridlock on the interstate including establishing a bus rapid transit system increasing use of shoulder lanes and opening some interchanges to nonhov vehicles. detectives in montgomery county have spend the weekend looking for clues in the murder of a dc principal. students at shawn middle school

will return to class for the first time since learning of brian betts death. 9 news now reporter kristin fisher is joining us with more on the investigation. >> reporter: good morning. as you said montgomery county police have been working this case very hard over the weekend but aren't saying too much about their progress. at this time they have made no arrests. all we know is on sunday detectives spent several hours combing brian betts home for clues but the big break came on saturday morning that's when montgomery county police found brian betts suv parked behind a children's ministry in southeast dc. his navy blue, steven nissan xterra was discovered 14-miles from his home where the 42-year- old was found shot dead last thursday. his criminal leagues attempted to alert authorities after he failed to show up for work. his body was found in an upstairs bedroom. police are keeping quiet about the investigation.

but they believe he was killed by somebody he let in the home. there were no signs of a break in and several items were found missing from the home. he has been described as a superstar educator who was instrumental in turning around shawn middle school. look at -- listen to what some students had to say. >> he was nice and kind. he would help you when you needed help or whatever and all around great person. >> he would like know how to cheer us up when we were sad or calm us down if we were mad. he was a great person. >> reporter: students and teachers will be turning to shaw middle school for the first time since the pall principal's death and will find a makeshift memorial set up on the outside of the school. people have started to leave messages on two bulletin boards an the school's front doors and i want to read you a few this morning. some say principal betts, i

cannot believe you are gone. one said the message i have learned is to love people. i if you look on the doors to the school it is says it is not the same without you. your spirit lives on. a sad morning for students and teachers address they return to school for the first time since the loss of their principal. meanwhile, montgomery county police will continue to search for his killers. back to you. a dozen students from our region have written material which will be used to teach their peers the group was chosen from 325. the winners essays will be matched with corresponding curriculum to teach students in our region. >> i think that is an important message because the best way to learn is through your peers. sometimes when you hear it from

your mom luric oh, but if you listen to someone closer to your age you listen. >> teachers at one world education will work with the winners to come up with course loads that can be used in classes. dc residents could be closer to have -- having a voting represent on captiol hill. hoyer says he will bring it up this week. the bill will give dc an elected representative and another congress person for utah and relax some this the district's gun laws. president obama is urging lawmakers to pass it. governor o'malley's staff revealed plans to kick off his re-election campaign. the governor plans to make the official announcement april 27th, that's a week from tomorrow in baltimore. then the democratic incumbent plans to stop at a community college in prince georges county and a park in montgomery county. those are the first stops on a three-day state tour. o'malley is expected to face

bob ehrlich in a rematch of the 2006 election. officials with the european union are hoping air traffic can return to half of the normal level today. germany has annoyed some flights to resume. however the volcano in iceland has not stopped spewing ash in to the sky. 53,000 flites have been cancelled since last week, costing airlines $1 billion. it is time for another living smart report. jessica doyle is back with a possible mea culpa from toyota. >> toyota may agree to pay the largest civil fine ever imposed on an automaker. the government is hitting the company with $16 million fine. it was levied after toyota allegedly waited four months to tell safety regulators about defective gas pedals they face a deadline of today to accept or fight the fine every evidence it knew about the pedals in december but did not

issue a recall until january. charles schumer says american, dell tax jetblue and united will not charge for carry on bags. others proposed legislation that will block the fees t. spirit airlines plans to charge $45 for bags in in the overhead department. tired of going site to site to check for the best deals, check out voyij. they put the prices of multiple sites on one. put in your destination, budget and dates and they will find the best fare. i use farecompare all the time so you can see when the cheapest flights are. >> thank you. we will do that. new revelations about a delaware pediatrician accused

of being a serial child molester. that story is coming. heavily-armed troops try to head off political protests in thailand's main political district. and here's angie goff with an update on traffic. >> a clear ride from the greenway to the beltway, traveling the dulles toll road.

in the news now, officials at a delaware hospital reveal they investigated a child molestation complaint against dr. bradley in 1996 but cleared him of any wrongdoing. the pediatrician now faces 471 charges for allegedly assaulting more than 15 -- 100 patients. in high land, troops marched in to the central business district. they are trying to stop antigovernment protesters from disrupting commerce on what is

known as thailand's wall street. yesterday the military declared the main shopping boulevard unsafe. four members of the doolittle raiders marked the anniversary. they flew the first bombing run over japan in april of 1942. eight members of the unit are still alive. some people have grown weary of military digging operation in their dc neighborhood. that story is coming up. nasa is closely monitoring the weather at the kennedy space center to see whether the shuttlecan land on schedule this morning. bundle up. the jackets and gloves on. 30s and 40s this morning. we will take you out with a look at the almanac. a chilly weekend and yesterday we stopped only at 59. average high is 68. we will get closer to average later in the week. the full forecast coming up

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's mission will end later today weather permitting and right now it is a big question mark. terrell brown has the latest from the kennedy space center. >> reporter: will touchdown loaded with 2.5-tons of trash and discarded equipment from the international space station. >> our flaps are opening. >> reporter: it was a mission with unexpected challenges including a faulty valve and jammed latch. >> we have literally had blow after blow come at us and we have handled each one in short fashion. >> reporter: astronaut stephanie wilson and a japanese astronaut used a robotic arm to overcome a latch being stuck. >> it is good job. >> reporter: nasa plans to fix

the bad valve with a future space walk during this mission, three space walks upgraded equipment on the outside of the space station. with only three more shuttle missions to go nasa is racing the clock, not only to finish the space station but stock it with spare parts and supplies. >> a three to five year gap between the end of the shuttle flight and beginning of new private sector launches from the united states. >> reporter: is scheduled to make the final flight in september. after that nasa shifts focus to develop a rescue capsule for develop a rescue capsule and journey to an asteroid and mars saying he expects to be around to see it. terrell brown, cbs news. >> how iffy for those space shuttle. >> depends on the front and the rain. heavy a few days. they can wait today and tomorrow. they want to get back to

florida. the california edwards air force base landing is an expensive proposition and they would like to be home. >> we wish them well for a florida landing. >> if you planted tender vegetation this, you may have lost it already. let's start with the forecast first. on this morning, we often tell you wait until after may 1st or mother's day around here because we can get frosty weather in in spite of the fact we were 90 earlier the month. some showers on wednesday. back in the middle 60s. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, cold one out there. 30s and 40s. little breeze, too. jackets even gloves not out of the question. sun is coming up 6:26. this afternoon, mostly sunny and pleasant. highs up to 65. the winds will calm down five to ten. mainly clear and chilly.

in the upper 30s to upper 40s with a light wind at five. sunset 49. this morning you see 30s. especially in orange and manassas. freezing at 34. in the mid to upper 40s for pax river to cambridge at 48. annapolis 47. frederick you are down to 37. gaithersburg 39 and a wind chill. wind chill feeling like 30s in many areas this morning although light winds. those areas in orange and manassas is where we have frost developing. 46, feeling like 39 at national. the winds are northwest at 16 and gusting to 21 and the barometer is rising 30.06. high pressure across the great lakes. that is building in for us. not enough to stop this shower system. this rain system across the mississippi valley from arriving here by the time we get to wednesday. what will do in the short term is bring relief from the winds and for a couple of days nice weather again. that is coming by wednesday.

the seven-day forecast, we are looking at mid-60s today. coldest morning. cool this afternoon. upper 60s and may flirt with 70 on wednesday. not a bad day at all. isolated shower on thursday. friday looks good. plenty of sunshine, near 70 and more showers are possible and highs in the lower 70s. 46 degrees. here's angie. getting close to that 6:00 hour. those delays starting to set in. happy monday, we begin with 95 northbound. right now below speed from 123 making your way over to route 1 woodbridge. we take it to the beltway. everything is great past braddock road to 66 on the inner loop making your way to the american legion bridge. everyone seems to be moving at speed. next stop, sticking with 495, here's the outer loop north of the district. in maryland a delay setting in colesville road and the georgia avenue exit. next we will say all aboard.

we are flying 50 westbound are the bay bridge through bowie to inbound new york avenue you are clear and a live shot. no delays yet from the times building to the third street tunnel but that is starting to change. we are building a little volume. we are ten minutes from the 6:00 hour. back to andrea. you could say the upscale spring valley neighborhood near american university is still fighting world war i. for more than a decade now the army corps of engineers has been digging there finding and disarming deadly remains of a munitions dump and as derek mcginty reports some residents are tired of it all? the corps of engineers have a long way to go and they have been doing it for years and good for them for trying. >> reporter: a bottle with arsenic animus guard gas found under this house in spring valley. these are chemical warfare agents from world war i buried

under the neighborhood. >> the debris at times is arsenic contaminated soil so we take that up as well. >> they have been digging since 2007, next to american university president's house and south korean embassy. residents have health concerns and are demanding answers. >> i would hope they would be transparent about the history of the situation. what they have found in the past and what they have looked for. >> i asked the army corps if they would provide a list of the various chemicals they detected this past year. they have this information but they didn't provide it. >> reporter: the residents are asking for what is called a conceptual site model that is a comprehensive report on the site containing history and potential warfare agents that might be still buried there. >> last tuesday, i asked them could they provide us with three examples of the best conceptual site values to spring valley. they said it is a reasonable

request but they didn't provide it. >> they say they are working on it hope to have a report ready by may. they give updates to concerned residents every second tuesday of the month. the public can attend a meeting at saint davids episcopal church on macomb street. we will see who came away with the big prizes at the academy of country music awards. in the examiner, bob mcdonnell pushes for an end to the breed based killing of dogs in animal shelters. pay increases for most montgomery county government employees outpace those in the private sector over the last four years. and tom davis vows to return to local politics. read these stories and more in

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interest in food was first work related saying "when people are reluctant to talk about their personal life i would always get a lively discussion going about food." our next report is from kimberly in middleburg. from the upperville garden club annual daffodil show congrats to mrs. leapson who score first place. looking good. i want to hear from you so we can share your great news here on tv. visit my blog and send in your pick, videos and event information. what happened in vegas last night is the talk of the country music industry. some of the best acts in the business took to the stage at the academy of country music awards. cbs news correspondent sandra hughs was there ♪ [ music ]

>> reporter: newcomers and young guns set the stage smoking at the academy of country music awards. >> need you now. >> reporter: lady antebellum swept the night winning five awards including song of the year, single record of the year and top vocal group. & i just need you now. >> need you now crossed music generes and the group was nominated for more they hards than -- awards than anyone else this go around. >> this is living our dream right now. >> miranda lambert snagged her second win for album of the year and won for top female vocalists. >> you have got to be kidding me. >> reporter: and former "american idol" winner carrie underwood made history becoming the first woman to twice win entertainer of the year. >> god bless you so much. thank you country music. >> reba mcintyre hosted the

evening and it seemed to be more about the awards and less about the music. one after another after another performers took to the stage singing about heart break and soul mates ♪ [ music ] for most of the year a majority of country musicians are on the road or in nashville, so they say having the show here in las vegas is a real treat. >> we travel separately. we all tour separately. don't get to hang out as much as we'd like and these are places where you can actually see each other. >> reporter: and celebrate country music in a way only country's greatest can. >> a fun night and a good morning to all of you watching 9 news now at 6:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. howard bernstein is here with our forecast. >> a chilly one. some frost and freeze advisories to the west. a frost advisory and a freeze warning. farther west you go, the light blue southern faulkier and could pepper counties